30 days daily UI Challenge — 30 Days of consistency and commitment.
This is a personal journey that I embarked on to further enhance my skills and creativity.
In April, I successfully completed a comprehensive UI/UX design course at NerdyEye Academy, equipping myself with the essential skills and knowledge to create engaging and user-friendly digital experiences. After completing the design course, I embarked on a personal journey to further enhance my skills and creativity by starting a 30-day UI design challenge.
The 30 Days UI Design Challenge began with careful planning and goal-setting. I outlined specific objectives I wanted to achieve during the challenge such as;
- Improve My UI/Visual Design Skill.
- To Challenge Myself.
- To get noticed.
Now let me break this down, bit by bits. from how i improved my skills, to challenging myself and to making sure i get noticed. lets begin:
Improve My UI/Visual Design Skill.
This challenge helped me grow my user interface and design skill as i designed for web, mobile web and mobile applications. I also got to understand animation/prototyping. (Now i can’t design with adding animations for users to access.)
To Challenge Myself.
This challenge was a great way to push push myself/boundaries as a designer, it helped my thinking process, ideation and animation.
To get noticed.
Throughout the challenge, I actively sought feedback and critiques from fellow designers, mentors, and the design community. This allowed me to gather diverse perspectives and refine my designs based on constructive input. Engaging in discussions and receiving feedback not only improved my design skills but also fostered valuable connections within the design community.
Please Note: This is going to be a long read, but i promise you won’t get bored while reading. But if you don’t really like to read long threads/stories, just scroll down till you see the interaction design section /animations👍🏼.
Now for the people who stayed,
I embarked on this personal journey for 30-days.
Day 1
I recreated Palmpay website. Palmpay is a mobile payment and financial services platform that aims at providing users with a convenient and secure way to carry out various financial transactions using their smartphones. I actually love how easy it is for users to manage their finances and make transactions on the go.
You can read more about this here.
Day 2
I designed a mobile bible application called “Spiritword” that allow users to switch between versions and compare different translations.
Day 3
I designed tên hiệu a mobile application that provides artist a means to showcase their work with maximum visibility, recognition, and engagement. It also provide opportunities for artists to connect with other artists in their field, receive positive feedback that will increase their motivation and confidence, to help them grow and succeed in their careers.
Day 4
I designed a website “Haven” an avenue for children to have fun and also learn. You can read more about this here.
Day 5
This is a web platform design for Artists to share their artworks round the world . It’s a pre-launch landing page. It’s a website counterpart of the mobile app that I designed as well.
Day 6
I designed a fintech Landing page. The objective of this project is to design and develop a fintech website that caters to a digitally savvy audience, providing them with seamless and innovative banking solutions.
Day 7
Day 8
I Designed “Forgot password” screen of a mobile application for artists.
Day 9
I designed a Mountain climb landing page. I applied the following while designing this “Mounthiest” Landing page.
— Hierachy
— Contrast
— Alignment
Day 10
I Designed a photography landing page. You can read more about this here.
Okay let take a break🧃. I’m glad you followed through to this point and i’m sure you are enjoying the daily challenges. We still have more to view, grab your snacks, play that music as we continue to read!
Now lets continue!!.
Day 11
I Designed a cart page for an E-commerce project I worked on. you can access full case study here
Day 12
Designed Shopping Cart section from the E-commerce website project I worked on above.
Day 13
Here is my latest exploration on a Live streaming Educational platform for people trying to study tech related courses. You can view more slides and prototypes here.
Day 14
I Designed and prototyped the mobile web of the Live Streaming Educational Platform for people that wants to study tech related courses.
Day 15
Sharing the “Login screen” of the Live Streaming Platform for education where users can learn tech related courses.
Day 16
On this day, I was listening to #stranger by Simi yesterday on boomplay and I came across an animated feature. I challenged myself to recreate the animation/prototype.
Day 17
Designed “Order History” web and mobile Design of an e-commerce project i worked on. You can view more project here.
Day 18
I designed an online snacks website called YumDelivers that create a user-friendly and convenient platform for customers to order snacks online, providing a seamless experience from browsing to delivery. Check the full works here.
Day 19
I designed an NFT mobile application that brings the world of digital art and collectibles to the fingertips of art enthusiasts, collectors, and investors.
Day 20
After designing “Ten hieu”, a mobile app for artists to share and sell their artworks, i thought of designing a blog where i and others can talk about different arts of the world.
Day 21
On today’s task, i designed a checkout section for an E-commerce project. After buying a product, you will be directed to this check out page where you’ll need to input your details before you successfully checkout. Open thread to view more slides.
Day 22
On today’s task, i designed a mobile app for “YumDelivers” a mobile app that creates a user-friendly and convenient platform for customers to order snacks online, providing a seamless experience from browsing to delivery.
Yo can access prototype here.
Day 23
I designed a landing page website for streaming movies.
Day 24
On today’s task, I designed “Sneakers E-commerce” mobile application.
Day 25
I wanted to design something playful, creative and welcoming to create an engaging and memorable experience for visitors while effectively showcasing my UI design skills. This playful design reflects my personality as a designer.
Day 26
In the e-commerce shoe app that I designed, the “category section” serves as a key component, providing users with a seamless and organized shopping experience.
Day 27
Day 28
Hey Folks! I’m excited to share my next exploration of my Portfolio website.
I completed my portfolio website screen. To view full project and prototype. Click here.
Day 29
I designed a charity website called “Encourage”. Encourage uplifts lives, spreads kindness, and ignites hope through acts of compassion and support.
Day 30
Imagine having an application to view your favourite artist car collections? thats what i thought and so i designed.
In the end, I’m extremely proud of what I was able to accomplish with this challenge at this stage in my design journey, and often reminded myself of my favorite mantra that led me to product design in the first place.
“All I wanted was a job like a book so good that i will be finishing it for the rest of my life.”
UI/UX design is that job for me, and I’m proud to say that while this challenge (and all my other projects) will never be fully finished, I breathed as much life into it as much as I could — I hope you enjoyed it! Thanks for reading.
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My name is Amarachi Iwueze,
I’m a web and mobile designer.
Feel free to reach out here or via LinkedIn.
